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Academy Selects James Spione Film “Incident in New Baghdad” for Documentary Short Subject Oscar Shortlist

October 17, 2011 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

The James Spione film “Incident in New Baghdad” has been shortlisted by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for a potential Oscar. Spione, who took part in an exclusive written interview at WikiLeaks-Movie.com, is devoted filmmaker who tackles important stories ranging from Ethan McCord’s experience of the “Collateral Murder” incident later released by the organization WikiLeaks. To read more about James Spione please read our exclusive interview with this increasingly acclaimed Tribeca winning documentary filmmaker.

Filed Under: Director, Homepage Featured, Incident in New Baghdad (2011), James Spione, documentaries, movies & films Tagged With: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Ethan McCord, Incident in New Baghdad, James Spione

Confronting “THE BIG LIE” – Meltem Arikan on Personal Responsibility & Crossing Fear’s Border

October 15, 2011 By Meltem Arikan 1 Comment

The new world order will be constructed by sharing true information, not by ‘The Big Lies.’…the time has come to take your own responsibility. What is more that you are waiting for?

Reality and pain are inevitably nested within each other. This simple fact is the reason of escaping from the awareness of existence. Even the simplest realities are wrapped up in a whirl of ideas; with language making them more complicated. The more it gets complicated the more it is sublimated and then minds swing back and forth through this conceptual turmoil. These are sublimated methods to escape from one’s own existence, not the reasons. The most commonly used and accepted method is; ‘The Big Lie’

Filed Under: Artists, Homepage Featured, Meltem Arikan, Turkey, Wikileaks Tagged With: Meltem Arikan, The Big Lie, Wikileaks

Sonic.net & CEO Dane Jasper Fought Secret WikiLeaks Court Order – “Dane vs Goliath”

October 10, 2011 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

Dane Jasper Sonic.net CEO (Source: bohemian.com)

ISP Sonic.net & Dane Jasper fought secret WikiLeaks court order! In a “Dane vs. Goliath” twist of the WikiLeaks saga, the Wall Street journal today reported that California-based ISP Sonic.net, led by CEO Dane Jasper, has put up an expensive fight against a secret US court order aimed at the contacts of Jacob Appelbaum. The order sought to require the ISP Sonic.net to turn over the emails and contacts of WikiLeaks volunteer and noted internet technologist Jacob Appelbaum. While unsuccessful in their legal response, Sonic.net CEO Dane Jasper commented that their costly investment in protecting the privacy of Sonic.net customers was “the right thing to do.”

As WikiLeaks and Bradley Manning story unfolds, there are a tremendous number of smaller stories emerging which highlight important issues, raise key legal questions and will also find a place in the memory of society, culture and law. These powerful stories may in fact be just as interesting to Wikileaks movie and film fans as Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. The include politicians such as Birgitta Jonsdottir and the outspoken creatives including WikiLeaks Truck Driver Clark Stoeckley and “wikivisionist” Michael Parenti (aka @exiledsurfer). And now, as companies ranging from Twitter and Google to PayPal appear to be relatively compliant with regards to WikiLeaks-related court orders, we are beginning to see smaller organizations such as Sonic.net and their CEO Dane Jasper mount vigorous defenses against legal tactics they feel impede the rights of internet users and citizens. While they may be unsuccessful in the short term against such mammoth foes, these principles-based stands may help the courts and policy-makers address the overarching, longer term questions related to consumer internet rights and freedoms.

Filed Under: Businesses, Homepage Featured, Sonic.net & Dane Jasper, US Government, United States, Wikileaks Tagged With: Dane Jasper, Jacob Appelbaum, Secret Court Order, Sonic.net, US Government, Wall Street Journal

Occupy Wall Street Gains Juice with Rap News 9 on Ron Paul, The Economy

October 6, 2011 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

Rap News 9 Unleashed During Occupy Wall Street Protests

As Occupy Wall Street protests spread across urban centers, Wikileaks-Movie.com is pleased to alert fans to the latest edition of “Rap News” by the theatrical political musical hipsters at The Juice Media including Robert Foster and Dekade-Z. Titled “RAP NEWS 9 – The Economy w. Ron Paul & Peter Joseph” this episode is so very timely given widespread global economic uncertainty manifesting in popular protests in the United States and elsewhere. With 9 episodes under their belt, the team of Juice Media dynamos, including team member Dekade-Z interviewed here at Wikileaks-Movie.com has belted out yet another hit and we are thankful for their work. Please consider making your donation today to this fantastic group of creatives with purpose called The Juice Media.

Filed Under: Homepage Featured, Occupy Wall Street, United States Tagged With: Dekade-Z, Occupy Wall Street, The Juice Media, Wikileaks Movie

Julian Assange Autobiography, Unauthorized “Draft” Memoirs to Be Published by Canongate

September 21, 2011 By Jacob Andrews 1 Comment

Since the early days of WikiLeaks, the Julian Assange Autobiography has been much anticipated. Who is Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks? What was the impetus behind WikiLeaks in his own words? The book would allow Assange tell the story of WikiLeaks and his own journey from his direct point of view with little outside or third party interpretation. Now, in a tremendous turn of events, publisher Canongate will release “Julian Assange: The Unauthorised Autobiography.” This Julian Assange Autobiography is being published without consent from the WikiLeaks founder and after after legal, financial and contractual wrangling. “Julian Assange: The Unauthorised Autobiography” will be available September 22nd, 2011.

Filed Under: Canongate, Homepage Featured, Julian Assange, Julian Assange Book, Julian Assange Memoirs, Unauthorized Julian Assange Autobiography, Wikileaks, Wikileaks Book Tagged With: Canongate, Unauthorized Julian Assange Autobiography, Wikileaks

Anonymous Videos, News & Film Archive | Most Viewed

August 1, 2011 By Wikileaks Movie 27 Comments

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Anonymous Videos, News & Film Archive. The following Anonymous Videos contain the “most viewed” YouTube videos that reference [Anonymous]. Our goal is that this section will become the most complete archive on the Internet for Anonymous videos. For researchers, artists, writers and filmmakers we hope you find inspiration as well as gain new knowledge to assist you in your creative endeavors. Add your video here simply by uploading it to www.YouTube.com and adding the TAG “Anonymous” to your video. Our automated Wiki Robots will then be able to easily find it and post it here “unfiltered”. Please check back often as new videos are added hourly. Thank you!

Filed Under: Anonymous, Anonymous AntiSec, AntiSec, Featured, Hackers, Homepage Featured, LulzSec, LulzSecurity, Multimedia, The Lulz Boat, Wikileaks Tagged With: Anonymous, AntiSec, Documentary, Hackers, Hacktivists, Videos, Wikileaks, Wikileaks Documentary Film, Wikileaks Films, Wikileaks Movie

“On Censorship, Art and WikiLeaks” by Meltem Arikan

July 10, 2011 By Meltem Arikan 8 Comments

"The Great Wikileaker" ReMix by @exiledsurfer

Censorship is not just about forbidding discussion of certain facts or limiting the freedom of thought. Our very patterns of thought, emotions, and beliefs can be molded in ways beyond our control, both directly and indirectly. Censorship is indirectly imposed through instilling feelings of guilt and fear through the media and institutions of society. For these reasons, censorship is a violation of human rights. Political discourse and artwork have been subjected to censorship in the same ways for thousands of years. There are many examples of censorship imposed on artworks of all kinds.

Filed Under: Artists, Exiled Surfer, Homepage Featured, Julian Assange, Meltem Arikan, Michael Parenti, OS, Whistleblowers, Wikileaks, Wikileaks Art Tagged With: @exiledsurfer, Artist OS, Censored Artworks, Censorship, Meltem Arikan, Michael Parenti

“Saving Private Manning” Movie Remix – An Art Tribute to the Bradley Manning Support Network – Featuring Daniel Ellsberg, Medea Benjamin & Michael Moore

July 7, 2011 By Jacob Andrews Leave a Comment

"Saving Private Manning" by Wikileaks-Movie.com & @Merlin Street

In April 2011, Greg Mitchell wrote “Dan Ellsberg and ‘Saving Private Manning’,” an article which highlighted Ellsberg as “one person” who “has spoken up for Manning for his actual (alleged) actions as a whistleblower ever since his arrest last May.” Mitchell drew a distinction between the many activists supporting Manning’s cause because of his conditions of confinement and others, like Ellsberg, who are standing up for Private Bradley Manning because of his alleged crime of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks. Since this time, more and more people have joined Ellsberg in defending and “Saving Private Manning.” Organizationally the group leading the effort is the Bradley Manning Support Network, launched in June 2010, which has a growing base of support and advisors. Members of the network’s advisory board include: Daniel Ellsberg, Medea Benjamin, Ray McGovern, Michael Moore and others.

Filed Under: @MerlinStreet, Bradley Manning, Bradley Manning Support Network, Featured, Homepage Featured, Saving Private Manning (2011), Wikileaks Art Tagged With: @MerlinStreet, Bradley Manning, Saving Private Manning (2011), Wikileaks Art, Wikileaks Artists

WikiLeaks Play “Stainless Steel Rat” Receives Humorous “Scathing Review” – Plus “Stainless Steel Rat Goes to Hell” Theater REMIX ART

June 30, 2011 By Jacob Andrews 1 Comment

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WikiLeaks movies, films, plays and books abound. From CNN’s ‘WikiWars’ to the theatrical production of Ron Elisha’s “Stainless Steel Rat,” the WikiLeaks and Julian Assange story is now being interpreted for the public on television, in cinemas and in theaters around the globe. Given that these interpretations have an impact on the public’s perception and understanding of this important story it is in the public’s vital interest to exchange direct, honest reviews to inform opinion. In this spirit we are delighted to read and spread the word about NOH8ER’s recent blog review of “Stainless Steel Rat” a play written by Ron Elisha and directed by Wayne Harrison.

Filed Under: Actors, Countries, Darren Weller, Director, Homepage Featured, Ron Elisha, Stainless Steel Rat (2011), Wayne Harrison, australia Tagged With: Citizen Reviews, Julian Assange, NOH8ER blog, Ron Elisha, Stainless Steel Rat, Wikileaks Play

“The Spy Who Shagged Me” – Former Chinese Finance Minister Plus 3 Other Top Chinese Officials Caught in Taiwan Spy “Honeytrap” – Plus MOVIE REMIX

June 27, 2011 By Jacob Andrews 1 Comment

In a scenario worthy of “The Spy Who Shagged Me,” WikiLeaks cables from September 2007 reveal that Chinese Minister of Finance Jin Renquing resigned because he’d been trapped in a romantic ‘honeypot’ with a Taiwanese intelligence operative. In August 2007, when Chinese officials announced announced that Jin Renqing was stepping down, their claim was that “personal reasons” caused his resignation. However according classified US diplomatic cables recently released by WikiLeaks, the Jin Renqing was actually involved romantically with a woman also linked to other prominent Chinese officials. It is alleged that this woman was an operative and “a promiscuous socialite” for the Taiwanese Intelligence services.